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JeanKimberley: I find it a little odd, in the general abstract concept - that this is not a discussion about guns on the streets of America.
Nationwide - I wonder how many encounters police face everyday where guns are involved? Add domestic violence and guns, include mental illness and guns and then just idiots and guns....
It might well be as the thread theme suggests - the wild west.
Nationwide - I wonder how many encounters police face everyday where guns are involved? Add domestic violence and guns, include mental illness and guns and then just idiots and guns....
It might well be as the thread theme suggests - the wild west.
Well said
Still thinkin its to confuse the masses 
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I would accept cases on, or case history from the Missouri docket over the USA today...I'd accept Yahoo news over USA Today. lol It may have a wide circulation but it is a rag. American journalism is of very poor quality as of late, particularly a source like USA Today. It is very possible that they could be mistaken.
From The Christian Science Monitor & AP:
apparently the question is if he had a juvie record. He had not been adult loong enough to have much of an adult record, if any...lol. So it is a moot point.
USA LATEST NEWS WIRES
Did Michael Brown have a juvenile record? Is it relevant?
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Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri. Two media outlets have petitioned the St. Louis County court for access to any possible records for Michael Brown before he turned 18.
By Alan Scher Zagier, Associated Press SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
(AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File) View Caption
CLAYTON, MO. — Lingering questions about Michael Brown could be answered Wednesday when a judge considers two media requests to release any possible juvenile records of the unarmed 18-year-old who was killed by a Missouri police officer last month.
Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri, so it's not definitively known if Brown was arrested before he legally became an adult. Police have said Brown had no adult criminal record. The family's attorney, Benjamin Crump, has refused to discuss whether Brown had a juvenile record.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a California online journalist have filed separate petitions in St. Louis County Family Court to determine whether Brown had past legal trouble. Both cite an overriding public right to know Brown's background after his shooting death by Ferguson officer Darren Wilson sparked more than a week of sometimes-violent protests and drew international scrutiny.
From The Christian Science Monitor & AP:
apparently the question is if he had a juvie record. He had not been adult loong enough to have much of an adult record, if any...lol. So it is a moot point.
USA LATEST NEWS WIRES
Did Michael Brown have a juvenile record? Is it relevant?
csmonitor icon Editors' Picks
Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri. Two media outlets have petitioned the St. Louis County court for access to any possible records for Michael Brown before he turned 18.
By Alan Scher Zagier, Associated Press SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
(AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File) View Caption
CLAYTON, MO. — Lingering questions about Michael Brown could be answered Wednesday when a judge considers two media requests to release any possible juvenile records of the unarmed 18-year-old who was killed by a Missouri police officer last month.
Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri, so it's not definitively known if Brown was arrested before he legally became an adult. Police have said Brown had no adult criminal record. The family's attorney, Benjamin Crump, has refused to discuss whether Brown had a juvenile record.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a California online journalist have filed separate petitions in St. Louis County Family Court to determine whether Brown had past legal trouble. Both cite an overriding public right to know Brown's background after his shooting death by Ferguson officer Darren Wilson sparked more than a week of sometimes-violent protests and drew international scrutiny.
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chatonlyman2: Well said Still thinkin its to confuse the masses
then they have succeeded - it's a hot mess.
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felixis99: I would accept cases on, or case history from the Missouri docket over the USA today...I'd accept Yahoo news over USA Today. lol It may have a wide circulation but it is a rag. American journalism is of very poor quality as of late, particularly a source like USA Today. It is very possible that they could be mistaken.From The Christian Science Monitor & AP:
apparently the question is if he had a juvie record. He had not been adult loong enough to have much of an adult record, if any...lol. So it is a moot point.
USA LATEST NEWS WIRES
Did Michael Brown have a juvenile record? Is it relevant?
csmonitor icon Editors' Picks
Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri. Two media outlets have petitioned the St. Louis County court for access to any possible records for Michael Brown before he turned 18.
By Alan Scher Zagier, Associated Press SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
(AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File) View Caption
CLAYTON, MO. — Lingering questions about Michael Brown could be answered Wednesday when a judge considers two media requests to release any possible juvenile records of the unarmed 18-year-old who was killed by a Missouri police officer last month.
Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri, so it's not definitively known if Brown was arrested before he legally became an adult. Police have said Brown had no adult criminal record. The family's attorney, Benjamin Crump, has refused to discuss whether Brown had a juvenile record.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a California online journalist have filed separate petitions in St. Louis County Family Court to determine whether Brown had past legal trouble. Both cite an overriding public right to know Brown's background after his shooting death by Ferguson officer Darren Wilson sparked more than a week of sometimes-violent protests and drew international scrutiny.
apparently the question is if he had a juvie record. He had not been adult loong enough to have much of an adult record, if any...lol. So it is a moot point.
USA LATEST NEWS WIRES
Did Michael Brown have a juvenile record? Is it relevant?
csmonitor icon Editors' Picks
Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri. Two media outlets have petitioned the St. Louis County court for access to any possible records for Michael Brown before he turned 18.
By Alan Scher Zagier, Associated Press SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
(AP Photo/Jeff Roberson, File) View Caption
CLAYTON, MO. — Lingering questions about Michael Brown could be answered Wednesday when a judge considers two media requests to release any possible juvenile records of the unarmed 18-year-old who was killed by a Missouri police officer last month.
Juvenile records are confidential in Missouri, so it's not definitively known if Brown was arrested before he legally became an adult. Police have said Brown had no adult criminal record. The family's attorney, Benjamin Crump, has refused to discuss whether Brown had a juvenile record.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch and a California online journalist have filed separate petitions in St. Louis County Family Court to determine whether Brown had past legal trouble. Both cite an overriding public right to know Brown's background after his shooting death by Ferguson officer Darren Wilson sparked more than a week of sometimes-violent protests and drew international scrutiny.
I listed his juvenile record a few pages back Felix.
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ekself: Well we have only black police in mainly black areas and it works fine. They understand each other and know where they stand with each other. If one of your kind slaps you around you don't complain that much but soon as it is someone from a different race it becomes a racial issue.
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galrads: Ah, Contrary ...
if you listen to African Americans in the know, you will hear that the soul thing holding many African Americans back is the unwillingness on their part to break away from their black exclusive neighborhoods and move out into and integrate in diverse neighborhoods.
maybe partly cause they get judge in a negative way which is not fair!!if you listen to African Americans in the know, you will hear that the soul thing holding many African Americans back is the unwillingness on their part to break away from their black exclusive neighborhoods and move out into and integrate in diverse neighborhoods.
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Michael Brown was killed on August 9th... This video was posted on July 21st, 2014. Just 20 days before Mr. Brown died ... This is one African-American's observation, opinion and instruction for future guidance... My answer to the Original Poster's question: Yes, more African-American Officers are needed in African-American communities.[/quo and kids with both parents living as a family!!
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redo416: maybe partly cause they get judge in a negative way which is not fair!!
This might have been true where I live 60+ years ago. Archie Bunker types, however, are long gone today.
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galrads: This might have been true where I live 60+ years ago. Archie Bunker types, however, are long gone today.
picture a black guy lost in the Hispanic side of town lost!!
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redo416: picture a black guy lost in the Hispanic side of town lost!!
Why does there need to be a Hispanic part of town? Not happening here.
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redo416: picture a black guy lost in the Hispanic side of town lost!!
You sure do like to racially divide things.------ This thread is Archived ------
redo416: picture a black guy lost in the Hispanic side of town lost!!
this maybe one of your best post's next to drugs and politics,
and and education for many,
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secretagent09: I listed his juvenile record a few pages back Felix.
yes I saw that. thanks. but someone else was disputing his record with respect to a USA Today report that he had no adult record. I was just clarifying that he had not been an adult for that long so if he had a criminal history it would most likely be a juvie record. The only reason (probably) that there was no adult record (if that is true) is because there hadn't been enough time.
also sometimes with gangs, once they reach adulthood they are more careful because they know they can get in more trouble - some even intentionally have juveniles commit the crimes for that reason (they won't really get in any trouble)
But whether or not he had a record is beside the point. It was his behavior on that day that matters in terms of the law.
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Taken your comment from the
Poll: Was Michael Brown an innocent victim, murdered for no reason?
So, the law is the law when it fits your personal opinion Monte.
And Brown stole a chocolate lolli pop to a younger classmate in preschool.
Poll: Was Michael Brown an innocent victim, murdered for no reason?
secretagent09: "lady" ????
He didn't have a weapon in his hands. That does not make him unarmed. Brown had already proved how powerful his body was when he fought with Wilson for the gun in the officers car.
You did make one statement correctly: "For me: Police Wilson did not follow the protocol correctly".
You and many others have voiced their public opinion but it doesn't count.
The opinion of the Court is what matters in the United States.
"Lady" otherwise known as Monte
He didn't have a weapon in his hands. That does not make him unarmed. Brown had already proved how powerful his body was when he fought with Wilson for the gun in the officers car.
You did make one statement correctly: "For me: Police Wilson did not follow the protocol correctly".
You and many others have voiced their public opinion but it doesn't count.
The opinion of the Court is what matters in the United States.
"Lady" otherwise known as Monte
lifeisadream: "St. Louis County Prosecutor's office confirmed that Brown had no prior misdemeanors or felonies against him."USAtoday
10:24 a.m. EDT August 14, 2014
10:24 a.m. EDT August 14, 2014
So, the law is the law when it fits your personal opinion Monte.
And Brown stole a chocolate lolli pop to a younger classmate in preschool.
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pedalguy59: You sure do like to racially divide things.
When his posts are readable
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felixis99: yes I saw that. thanks. but someone else was disputing his record with respect to a USA Today report that he had no adult record. I was just clarifying that he had not been an adult for that long so if he had a criminal history it would most likely be a juvie record. The only reason (probably) that there was no adult record (if that is true) is because there hadn't been enough time.
also sometimes with gangs, once they reach adulthood they are more careful because they know they can get in more trouble - some even intentionally have juveniles commit the crimes for that reason (they won't really get in any trouble)
But whether or not he had a record is beside the point. It was his behavior on that day that matters in terms of the law.
also sometimes with gangs, once they reach adulthood they are more careful because they know they can get in more trouble - some even intentionally have juveniles commit the crimes for that reason (they won't really get in any trouble)
But whether or not he had a record is beside the point. It was his behavior on that day that matters in terms of the law.
Punish criminals for their actions.
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lifeisadream: Punish criminals for their actions.
I certainly agree with you. But of course we need to know first that a crime has been committed and that it is one that requires punishment. I wish there was a better way - like incentivizing obeying laws and good behavior. all too often though those who are law abiding get the short end of the stick in the justice system. But at least there is a due process where one has to be proven guilty.
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lifeisadream: When his posts are readable
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redo416: wh u tk abt
re-do it again,please.
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